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Indiana Jones Ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Gains Mayan Temple Facade
Decorative sections for the temple facade of Indiana Jones and the Myth of the Jade Serpent are being installed at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The attraction is part of the park’s developing Tropical Americas land and will replace DINOSAUR.

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